Linford Christie used to call it the B of the bang, a brilliant example of the mind transforming a physical situation.
The sprinter was a notoriously slow starter and he realised that his brain was at fault. It was operating slowly, waiting for the G of the bang to complete before he left the blocks.
When he exploded on the B of the bang everything changed.
It’s not a situation that especially transfers to the Ryder Cup, but in the match’s recent history a fast start has been crucial.
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